Light electric vehicle

Light electric vehicles are electric vehicles with 2 or 4 wheels powered by a battery, fuel cell, or hybrid-powered, and generally weighing less than 100 kilograms (220 lb).[1] Examples include electric bicycles, electric kick scooters. In Europe these are classified under the L category.

See also

  • Ridable (also referred to as 'personal light electric vehicle')

References

  1. ↑ "Light Electric Vehicle Association (LEVA) established". ExtraEnergy.org.
  • "Enuu, a LEV with four wheels that go on bike lane".
  • "Why light electric vehicles will outpace cars before you know it". GeekTime.
  • "Mission statement". Light Electric Vehicle Association.
  • "Light Electric Vehicle Market Expected to Reach € 29 Billion by 2026". bike-eu.com. 29 September 2015.
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